SACRAMENTO, CA — (May 9, 2018) Smart Cannabis Corp. (OTC: SCNA) has unveiled a new light product to the market, specifically designed to accelerate cultivation of cannabis in greenhouses and reduce energy consumption to one-fifth of standard and DE HPS lighting fixtures.

The new product, Multi Spectrum Grow Light, is both energy and cost efficient, dramatically improving yields without excessive energy and infrastructure costs. Multi Spectrum Grow Light is being sold under the Smart Cannabis Corp. subsidiary Next Generation Farming and is an innovation of Smart Cannabis Corp. co-founder John Taylor. “Need truly drives product creation for us whether it’s in a variety of greenhouses or tools that improve production outcomes within the greenhouses, like our SMARTAPP which automates the cultivation process and allows for remote management. This lighting system is absolutely needed for efficiency. It’s critical to us that our clients experience high quality, high tech products that improve both yields and their bottom line when they work with us. We are confident we’re helping them achieve success even more by making Multi Spectrum Grow Light available to them immediately,” says Taylor.

Smart Cannabis (OTC PINK: SCNA) is a public equity corporation advancing the agriculture and cannabis industries and growing through acquisition, strategic alliances, and proprietary intellectual property. The company’s wholly owned subsidiary, Next Generation Farming Inc., provides turnkey, automated, commercial greenhouses systems that efficiently improve yields and decrease water consumption for cultivators of organic food and cannabis crops. The company websites are http://smartcannabis.com and http://nextgen.farm.

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